Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-04-29


work OF obtaining subscriptions 10 the stock
IF the proposed creamery association com
pleted their labors last week. having oh
tanned the full amount of $4,000, much the
larger proportion of which was subscribed
by farmers. \ meeting of the stockhold
ers will be held at academy hall, West Brat
tleboro, tomorrow afternoon at 80 O'Clock
when officers will be chosen and bylaws
adopted, together with such other business
as is deemed necessary at this time. II is
not expected that the creamery will he got
INTO operation before next fall
Mrs. Russell has her ARRANGEMENTS com
pleted for the opening Of her laundry on
Elliot street, and in her advertisement else
where published announces that she is now
ready to receive work. Mrs Russell, as
our readers already know, comes with ex-
cellent recommendations and we hope she
VIII receive generous amount of work.
Geo NJ Taylor of Washington. d. C..
oilers his Prospect street property i'm this
village for sale through F. J. Bailey x Co.
There will be II business and devotional
meeting of the ladies auxiliary at the
y. NJ, c, \. parlor Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Business is evidently thriving at Mr. Gil
sons horse mart at West Chesterfield. This
week he announces Il new departure in the
shape Of monthly auction sale. the first
one OF which takes place on Saturday of
next week. Read his advertisement
The Burlington Free Press prints this
base libel ON an article of Brattehoro man
utacture which has "A good deal Of space
given to II IN this issue The fiddle WAS
invented in llindo,tan, and was first used
AS AN instrument of torture for missiona
ries.
The late d. Leonard, printer, had his
life insured in several companies and mutu
al benefit organizations to the amount of
about 5000. Hon. j. NJ. Tyler and Mrs.
Leonard have been appointed administra
tors OF the estate, the affairs of which are
considered to be in excellent condition.
L. p. White, formerly of this place, has
just been appointed official stemographer
for the fourth judicial district of Dakota,
by Judge Palmer, with headquarters at
Sioux Falls.
Rev. W. ;. Smithers, whom the NJ. f.
Conference has appointed to the pastoral,
of the society in this place, is a young man
who has been four years i'll the ministry
and is spoken of in high terms as preach
er, He has been stationed the past year al
Island Pond. Rev. Mr.. McAnn has moi
taken an appointment but will continue t,
i''"Se pia'''eoVro MS nome Tor the present
and is expected to occupy the pulpit mex
ouhu"f' he ihtehuS To take year tol
heeueu rest ana recreation and VIII spen'
portion Of the time in travel
At the annual communication Of Brattle
boro lodge, No. l02, f. and \. NJ. held ii
Masonic hall April -, the following officer
were elected for the year ensuing
d. a. Young W. NJ; Z. L. Cooper. : W. "
e Hnrt1n So" n II i Gng.', ''is w II
Hudson, J. b. A W Clayton. Chaplain j Hen
| ry IT9tl Marshall T. r Conneis, 5. 5. Angus
| CLARK MnSir,i nir.,.tdr 'i''"o'' Eyer Eu"Ar
NJ, William me-, Ill ,r.....i..
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ON Western ,,.n,,. ,,.as ,,,,'' ,,,,',
whose .vcalls,,t ,.Ia,.,,,.,,,r o,,l H. '''''
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stondin', lii. L,., - nj " i'''
employed a, a tuner by TIN. Est, Or,ol
company. having formerly worried in
like capacity for 4 Il Chase 4 % orf,a,
makers. OF Norvalk Ohio H., was "A Ma =
er of the coI.nrt in IN. pbilhnr,nnni,. ar
chestra. and possessed n,us;roi talent of
high order His parents reside in Martins
burg, W. Va, and his mother and one sis
ter came on last Saturday to see him. reach
ing here Sunday night by special convey
unce from Springfield. Mass His disease
catarrhal fever, with strong typhoid SWIM
toms, developed itself about six weeks agt
and until the last few days it was though
that lie would recover. His remains ar
to he buried here, and the funeral service
VIII he held this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, til
Philharmonic society and his fellow tur
ers attending
Wallace Newcomb has bought David Mi
Ter : lumber business and took possessio
TINS morning. lie takes lease of the yaT
Tor live years with the privilege of buyiu
the reaI estate the house included, at Il
emu "i tl'at tiihe II he Wishes. Mr, Mile
gives ul 'he puSlheHs' winch lie has carrie
W ~ 10 ~ seals past, on account Oh III neat
l., % ",'.i a,uo' vi 'e S'ieet tnat aioth
oss 81 W H''''' '''eres' Is III pr
W. " "'s o''','i'"
llanS nave Oeeli decided upon Tor co
Ner'lIs lhe Skatins RINK INTO an hrno
ana the WORK "lli proceed at once. II
entrance WIN DE changed to the centre al
, complete renovation made OF the interi
= ,''"Pv II " 10 ne" USES
Inc h'sIey Guard was never in a mo
promising condition than now Three ne
aPpiicall"hS Tor membership were receive
ao 'le regular meeting last insight, IL Is u
dersto'd mat the company Is to have
PilNhle sllI inc New YORK Seventh rel
h'eht gun sings
mr. WIN. H. clark friends have recel
-. ell inns week copies OF his inaugural ID
+ SGrtalloi read at ms graduation at t
r Mu'''ch University H. Is printed IN Tie
; nun anu handsomely Illustrated
e =; Il, royce the active young EXPIRE
h. Hierk' Is 10 leave that position and he a
ms mother VIII go next week to take char
f OF the Pchlc ana excursion grounds
< 'Oi COZ i-'Ae' amer, ""ss'
t me DaKota colohlsts started Tor thu
e ueSIlhatloh yesterday, gong by way OF
, Adams and the GRAND Trunk line.
. Mr., and Mrs. +. f. Brooks entertained
large party of their friends at tea ON f
day evening last with progressive euch
> following Mrs. Ryder bore off the fiji
: ladies prize and Mrs. j. l.. Martin the $,
n ond, while Mr., Martin won both first a
a second gentlemens prizes. Mr., o. j. Pr,
n and Mrs Frank Wells were the happy wi
ners of the BOBBY prizes.
The Rev. Mr.. Parry. while engaped y,
terday at the Baptist parsonape in petti
. ready for arbor day. raked M a solid silv
. teaspoon benring the name Matteson n
/ spoon must have lain on the ground at lie,